For all new readers Timothy Rustige is a prisoner of conscience banged up in the hell hole called Barlinnie for trying to tell the world that Cunt Angiolini, ex Lord Advocate of Scotland is what it says on the can. Timothy is halfway through is actual incarceration and is bearing up […]
Tag: Jimmy Savile
St Bede’s College In Manchester
Unfortunately I have been off the boil these last few days having been struck down with post African lurgi which is a vicious form of an amalgamation of pig, donkey, camel, butterfly and cat and dog flu. Before Christmas when the doctor called me in and tried to talk me […]
Tim Rustige And His Bid For Freedom From The Scottish Gestapo.
Continuing my theme on Tim Rustige and his blog Rusty’s Skewed News Views and my previous postings of Tim Rustige – Prisoner of Conscience or Martyr Against Paedophilia posted on 26th March 2013 and The Rustige Family and the Disgraceful Grampian Policeon 12th April 2013, a letter written by Tim to […]
Venerable Vinnie Always Gets It Wrong.
Over the weekend a very great friend of mine e-mailed me from France to say how offended he was that our great and beloved scouser and leader of all things Catholic in England and Wales, Vincent Gerard Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster, had taken it on himself without consultation with his […]
Savile Is Dead. Who Takes The Reins?
These last few weeks I have been wondering about Savile and his works and pomps and trying to make sense of how an uneducated lad from Leeds can get into the minds of powerful folk. It is a massive criminal gift but I think it can easily be done if […]
Corfu Part 6
We hear that Greece runs out of money on Tuesday but Angela Merkel is coming to sort it all out. Isn’t she kind. All the nice people we have met these past few weeks will be saved but to these local people, it would not matter if Greece ran out […]
Corfu Part 5
It is I think still Day 9 and returning to the here and now, we have six grandchildren with us who would live in the pool area. We have been charged this day with looking after them along with one set of parents and a very responsible au pair. Whilst […]
Corfu Part 4
The early morning was very warm, I was up at 5.30am reading, very dark, the mountain asleep. Not even the dogs had yet woke to start their matinal cacophany. Around 7.00am with various domestic sounds shimmying the hill, the sun, although we cannot see it, has picked out the profile […]